Courses

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Everything related to building, organizing, and delivering courses in Learnomy.

Pages in this section

Page	Description
Course Catalog	The public `/courses/` page: browsing, filtering, course cards, and the single course page including enrolled and not-enrolled views.
Creating a Course	How to create a course, configure all settings sections (pricing, completion, progression, engagement, visibility), and build the curriculum.
Sections and Lessons	Building the curriculum: sections, all eight lesson content types, the content editor, attachments, preview lessons, and lesson settings.
Categories and Tags	Organizing courses with hierarchical categories and flat tags across multiple content types.
Content Drip	Pro. Scheduling when individual lessons unlock -- by days after enrollment, a fixed date, or after completing a prerequisite.
Pricing and Access Models	All eight pricing models side by side, and which one answers which selling question.
Invite-Only Courses	The access model where you add the students yourself: nothing is listed for sale and checkout refuses the course.
Closed Course Pricing	Selling outside WordPress and granting access here, by email, CSV, or a signed incoming webhook.
Course Access and Enrollment	How a student gets into a course, and what each route in grants them.
Bulk Enroll from a List	Enrolling many students at once from a pasted list or a CSV.
Incoming Enrollment Webhook	The HMAC-signed webhook that enrolls a student from an external system that took the payment.
Course Completion Rules	What a student has to finish before a course counts as complete, and what completion triggers.
Course Prerequisites	Requiring other courses to be finished before a student may enroll in this one.
Lesson Content Types	The lesson types available and what each one renders for the student.
Embedding Video and External Content	Embedding YouTube, Vimeo, Loom and other external content in a lesson, and how the fallback link card works.
Course Reviews	Student ratings and written reviews, and how you moderate what gets published.
Course SEO and Sharing	Per-course search title, search description, share image, and search visibility, with the derived defaults used when you leave them blank.
Course Difficulty and Target Audience	The difficulty level and target-audience fields, and where they surface on a course page.